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What are your teaching moments beyond work?
The interviewer is interested to know what is your life beyond work.
How do you keep yourself engaged in your spare time? How do these activities grow you to be a better person?
Tell about activities e.g. sports, theater, hiking or any other activities in which are engaged.
Bring out how these activities help you stay focused, engaged and mindful. Show how these activities help you network, learn soft skills etc.
Do's
• Show that you are open to learning beyond formal spaces (work, training, school etc..)
• Show how it helps you to stay intelligent, alert and mindful
• Show how it benefits your job
• Tell about a real life example
Don'ts
• Don't be boring
• I do not have such moments beyond work
Similar Question
• What have you learnt from your experiences outside the workplace or school?
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We engage in various types of thinking for solving different problems. Thinking is a problem solving process. A process in which we reason about something. Types of thinking, we do · Concrete thinking – When we think in terms of our perception of actual or concrete things. Also called perceptual thinking. · Conceptual thinking – When we use concepts and languages. Also called abstract thinking. · Reflective thinking – When we solve complex problems and use facts and knowledge in a logical way to arrive at the solution. · Creative thinking – When we create or construct something new or novel thing. Also called thinking out of the box. · Critical thinking - When we evaluate everything and step aside our belief system to discover the truth. · Divergent thinking – When we explore a number of alternatives. · Convergent thinking –When we combine a number of ideas to arrive at a solution. · Associative thinking – When we think which is non-directed and without a goal · Linear thinking – When we process information in a sequential manner. · Gestalt Thinking – When we see the big and whole picture.
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